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Me: "OMFG, Dude... wtf!"
AbolitionofMan: "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to betray you."
Me: "That's the 4th time in this game alone!"
Chris: "Third, besides he had the flag I was trying to stop him, how was I supposed to know you were there."
Me: "I said, 'I got the Flag, don't shoot.'"
Chris: "Well those Wraith shots take a while to reach you."
Me: "You were right next to me, I had killed him and a minute passed before you decided to shoot."
Chris: "Hahahahaha, yeah... that was great."
Posted by: JohnKerensky
Posted by: Dragon Hunter
And one has another question, Most Honourable One:
1) Why is it in the right for one to hit or continue to shoot a foe's corpse, but not 'hump' it?
To make certain he is dead, of course. It would not do have him getting back up and surprising you after you thought you had put him down!
Seriously, he suggested that he needed a way to vent frustration or some such, it was merely a suggestion of a less offensive method of venting such frustration. I would actually take it as a compliment, I think, as if someone saying they needed to fire those extra rounds to keep me down. In true warfare I, as I implied before, do not support the mutilation of a fallen foe in any way.
One of the basic forms of combat, "Squad Attack" is once a unit has correctly loved into position, A or B team in a flank position, (either or), assaults through the objective. If there is any enemy on the ground, a soldier assaulting through may double-tap or fire a round into enemy bodies on the ground to make sure they are dead. It is also wise to kick away any weapons near a body. The shooting of corpses, or enemies at this stage is allowed. However, when the second team, (A or B), assaults through from another direction, any soldier assaulting through the objective at this stage who shoots at an enemy is a considered a war criminal. It is against the Geneva Convention, Rules of Warfare to shoot enemy soldiers on the ground, or dead bodies, if you are that second unit moving through. Likewise, one must then check each body to make sure they are dead, and even if they are all precaution must be taken because one of those bastards might have pulled a grenade and is hiding it under his body. Shooting them is a war crime, you must physically check them, even if you know them to be hiding something. Just a little something to chew on.
Achilles